The Times of India
OpenAI, Anthropic tell staff to hide badges; warn of friendship, romance spy traps
Employees of OpenAI and Anthropic are being instructed to hide their company identification and logos. These precautions are implemented due to rising concerns regarding espionage and hostility towards AI workers. Instances of employees being approached for confidential informati...
Jammu wrestler who delivered milk after father's death wins first national gold
Jammu's own Hamam Hussain has triumphed at last, securing his inaugural national gold medal after 14 years of relentless effort. Juggling the responsibilities of delivering milk and his wrestling aspirations, he trained under challenging circumstances, often traveling far for pra...
'Far from reaching a deal': Iran says it wouldn't tolerate 'excessive demands' of US
Ongoing negotiations between Iran and the United States aim to de-escalate tensions and address Tehran's conditions. For the past eight days, Qatar has played a pivotal role in mediating the discussions. Despite recent defensive strikes by the US on Iranian targets and a strong m...
UK couple spends 8 years building garden railway with 400m track and 5 trains
Dave and Angela Walker, a couple from Clacton-on-Sea, dedicated eight years to building a miniature railway. Their project spans approximately 400 metres throughout their quarter-acre garden, showcasing various collected memorabilia. Despite opinions from others, they find joy in...
Republicans feel the blues as US midterms begin: Key races and faces to watch
Current polling trends show that Republicans might encounter difficulties during the midterm elections on November 3, largely due to dissatisfaction among voters. This election is being viewed as a crucial test of the government's performance on vital topics including the economy...
Up 53 spots! Vaishnavi Sharma makes giant leap in ICC ODI rankings
India's women cricket team displayed unmatched dominance by sweeping the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe. Vaishnavi Sharma shone brightly, capturing nine wickets and climbing the bowling rankings. Meanwhile, players like Sayali Satghare and Pratika Rawal also saw boosts i...
Dia Mirza's video, a 'Hindutva' retort, BMC's move & HC's order; how row unfolded
The Bombay High Court has slammed the “petty mindset” behind the Dia Mirza video row, expressing “deep pain and displeasure.” Taking suo motu cognisance, the bench ordered the BMC to re-upload her eco-friendly Diwali clip, calling its removal a knee-jerk reaction after BJP leader...
100 billion times smaller than atom, scientists explore 'zeptoverse'
Scientists at the University of Cambridge have made a significant discovery related to particle physics. They detected evidence of a rare process involving beauty quarks using the Large Hadron Collider. This discovery allows researchers to explore interactions at a scale around o...
Nvidia has a new rule for its cloud clients, and China is the 'target'
Nvidia has told its data centre clients that at least 51% of their services must go to non-Chinese buyers, a new rule that squeezes China’s access to advanced AI chips and computing power. The order applies globally to future cloud contracts, leaving Chinese tech firms with fewer...
Father leaves $3.2m trust to one daughter; sisters' challenge gets new trial
A Maryland appeals court has mandated a new trial concerning a $3.2 million trust fund held by three sisters. The court identified procedural errors that prevented two sisters from presenting crucial handwriting evidence regarding the trust. Their claims included accusations of u...
India vs New Zealand 1st ODI: Will rain interrupt Auckland match?
India and New Zealand will begin their five-match ODI series at Auckland’s Eden Park on November 4. Rain chances stand at 56% during the morning, but clearer afternoon conditions offer hope for an uninterrupted match. Temperatures are expected to range between 17°C and 19°C. The ...